Boards of Canada - Oirectine
Just beautiful ambient electronic music from BoC. I wish they’d release new material.
Bullion - Collision
Bullion is channeling Robert Wyatt on his latest EP ‘Love Me Oh Please Love Me’. Collision is one of my favourite tracks off it. It is quite off kilter and in a completely opposite direction compared to Bullion’s sample based mash ups of the past, but I really like the direction he is going.
Mary Anne Hobbs 2012-05-12 with Squarepusher, South London Ordnance, D/R/U/G/S and Jimmy Edgar
The latest show from Mary Anne Hobbs on Xfm is with Squarepusher, South London Ordnance, D/R/U/G/S and Jimmy Edgar.
Curren$y - Breakfast
Those horn sample loops are so smooth, I love it.
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Disclosure - What’s In Your Head
Reblogged from Henry Krinkle Music
R.Kelly - Share My Love
I am finding R.Kelly increasingly cheesy since last years ‘Love Letter’ album, but I love the music! The new album will be a treat.
Blawan Boiler Room 60 minute mix
Common - The Light
Some real hip-hop here. Some fantastic sampling by J Dilla for the vocal chorus and the drum loop, too.
Great look at Ben UFO, and his influences, plus an insight into the inception of Hessle Audio.
(Source: thetrilogytapes)
Reblogged from Soundscapes
Bullion - Love Me Oh Please Love Me EP
Bullion is channeling some SERIOUS Robert Wyatt/Cantebury Prog scene vibes on this EP. It’s strangely beautiful and off kilter, but really enjoyable in a ‘having a cup of tea on a balmy Sunday afternoon’ sort of way.
R.I.P. Adam ‘MCA’ Yauch
The Beastie Boys made music that is and has been incredibly influential for me. Ever since I was a young teenager, whose music taste was still yet to be discovered, to now, where my musical taste has become as eclectic as the sampling heard on ‘Paul’s Boutique’. From being obsessed with ‘C-C-Check it out’ (I watched the music video and listened to the track as soon as i got home from high school for a long time - this is pre-itunes) and the album ‘To the Five Boroughs’, to buying ‘Paul’s Botique’ and being exposed to some of the most ingenious genre defieing hip hop I had ever experience, to brancing out and enjoying their more obscure material (their instrumental album ‘The In Sound from Way Out being a highlight, and who could forget the rarity ‘Netty’s Girl’ and accompanying video from ‘The Sounds of Science Anthology’? MCA always felt, to me, like the wise head of the group - a deeper voice and more focused style seperated him from Ad Rock and Mike D. I am deeply saddened that I never got to see them live as a group, but the music will live on.
MCA died far too young, and had so much more to give as a musician and a human being. Rest in peace.
Danny Brown X Joker beats freestyle
[A couple grams of cocaine, now we up in P.F. Chang’s]
Reblogged from Future Garage // Post Dubstep // Glitch Hop
XXXY - I Know This (Can’t Be Love)
This song is AMAZING. I put the vinyl, which I got last week, onto the turntable as I was doing some housework, and I swear I had this song on repeat for a good hour. The neighbours are either really annoyed at me or are having a dance party because of this tune! Outstanding stuff - so far the lead-runner for best 12” of 2012.
Reblogged from Henry Krinkle Music
Danny Brown - Bruiser Brigade
This album is off the chain. Danny Brown is one of the most vicious and interesting rappers I’ve heard recently, and although his music could put many people off due to its in-your-face pornographic nature, I actually love it. It’s like a breath of fresh air in the scene. XXX, his second album, just got released on vinyl (limited release), so get on it!
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